At Trinity, we know that choosing a career path can be overwhelming. That’s why we make sure no one explores their options alone.
From day one, the Center for Student Success and Career Development provides support through a variety of programs, connections to the alumni network, close relationships with influential employers, and support from Trinity families. We reach the destination—and enjoy the journey—together.
Career Development Quick Links
Trinity’s career development programs are designed to help you explore and pursue your goals from the moment you become a Bantam.
Trinity’s alumni network provides invaluable insight and guidance to current Trinity students and to one another. How can you help fellow Bantams find their path?
Whether you want to fill a job or internship position, or share your wisdom during a speaking engagement, there are many ways to connect with Trinity students.
Career Development collaborates with faculty to support students in their career exploration and preparation. Partner with us on your career-related programming, refer students, and share resources.
As your student explores career possibilities, you can provide crucial support and encouragement. Learn more about opportunities to support Trinity students and engage with our office.
Trinity students are making the most of the summer with a wide variety of internships that add new depth to their academic pursuits. Here, some Bantams talk about what they are doing this summer and what the experiences mean for their future paths at Trinity and beyond.
Trinity’s alumni network plays a critical role in supporting new graduates in a difficult job market brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. The college’s Center for Student Success and Career Development is leveraging the power of the Trinity community through the Bantam Career Network and the new 2020 Connect program.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Trinity College students from around the world have taken on remote summer internships in a variety of disciplines to further their academic interests and explore their possible career goals.
Members of Trinity’s classes of 2008 and 2009 give timely advice to the Class of 2020 about navigating a difficult post-graduation job market.
